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Show 6 The Herald Journal MONDAY. JUNE 1. Loua (Cache County) ltt3 Seek Spirit Of Utah The Lord, Leaders State Smithfield stake quarterly conference was held Saturday and Sunday under the direction of the new' stake presidency, J. Byron Ravsten, president; Merlin T. Van Orden, first counselor, and Samuel L. Hymas, second coun of the aelor. Walter Dansie church welfare program represented the general authorities. Music for the morning session was presented by the North Cache chorus with Stratford Loosle directing and with Carolyn 1 Si Barker as accompanist. Speakers for the morning and afternoon sessions were members of the stake presidency, stake high councilmen, former presidents of the stake and George G. Nelson of the Logan temple presidency. Points Stressed These thoughts were brought out by the speakers, "No one has monopoly on the spirit of the Lord, "Prayer has Influenced the leaders of our country, "We should all depend upon the spirit of the Lord for inspiration, The spirit reaches those who are in harmony, We as parents should teach our young people to be good Latter-da- y Saints, "The rpiesthood is valuable to us only as we use it, "The Gospel has meant great things to us,' If you always give to the church, you will always havs something to give." Prayers at both sessions were given by bishops of the stake. Music for the afternoon session was given by the Harmony Mens chorus with Stratford Loosle conducting, accompanied by Carolyn Barker at the piano and Ilia McFarland at the organ. The evening program under the direction of the MIA was themed to "Je thou an example. Members from the seven wards of the stake participated. LOGAN men WINNERS of USAC scholarships are JoAnn Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hart, 261 East Third North; Steve Merrill, son Ann M. Caine, 176 East Sixth North, and Joyce Nelson, daughter of Mrs. Janet Nelson, 631 North Third East, ail of Logan. of Mrs. Logan High Award Winners Honored At Annual Meeting Final week of school at Logan were JoAnn Hart, Steve Men ill Senior high school was highlightJoyce Nelson. ed by commencement exercises, Cook and Henry ChristianJoe and by annual presentation of sen received the Kotary award awards. Wlnnin gthe Utah State Agri- from Percy Smith. cultural college scholarships 1 The S. A. R. award was won by Joe 1 V i. " : i ' v v .C''J i .?. y M ..- j;h'J ,;A - .- :,i i . Ha V: "i 'rC-rr':t A r"v? -- sJ W'jA n The U. S. Civil Service commission has announced an exam to fill the position of fourth class postmaster at Laketown, Utah. The exam will be held at Logan. Receipt of applications will close on June 16; salary is $2045. The exam is open to all wno are citizens of, or owe allegiance to the U.S., who reside within the territory supplied by the post office for which this exam is announced, and who are at least 21 years of age. but not yet 65. Application blanks and full information about the requirements of the exam may be secured from the post office for, which this exam is announced. The date of examination will be stated on admission cards mailed to applicants after the close of receipt of applications. Rites Tuesday For Jones Infant Graveside funeral services for Doris Ann Jones, infant daughter of John C. and Doris Dahle Jones, will be conducted Tuesday, 11 a. m., in Logan City cemetery. Friends may call at the Hall Mortuary in Logan Tuesday from 10 a. m. until time of rites. The child died Sunday in a local hospital, following birth. Surviving are her parents, 411 West Sixth North; a brother, Roger C. Jones, and a sister, & ,v fit Tournament. Father Of Logan Chosen at Logan Sr. High Man Dies, 92 Chosen as ROTC Sponsors at Logan high for next year were nineteen girls front the sophomore class. They are: Jean Ault, Ann Bar-lo- OGDEN Andrew Philip Sorensen, 92. a Utah pioneer and father of Logans John H. Sorensen, manager of Hotel Eccles, died Saturday at his residence in Ogden, of causes incident to age. He was born April 4, 1861, In Lendenbro, Denmark, a son of Lars Christen and Karen M. Sorensen. He came to Utah in 1863 and was graduated from the University of Deseret in Laila Ingchrcgtscn, Myrna Timmons, Marlene Humphreys, Marian Johnson, Oherryl Pack. Sarait Jo Cheney, Sharon Christensen, Jeanne Collett, JoAnne Collett. Arlene Fames, Genae Ericksen, Dentine Gardner, Sonja Nielson, Janiel Nyman, Carol Martin, Ruth Ann Morse. Annette Shoup. Recently elected as officers in the Sponsor Corps vere Elaine Earl. Clara Church, Jeanette Munk. and La Dean Penrod. They will take the places of Nanette Gibbons, Rose Ann Pilkington, and Pat Parson who were this s ' ' f L Cook. Bate. Art scholarships were won by Beth Fletcher and Doris Hawthorne, These awards were presented by Ace Raymond and Warren Wilson. In the industrial arts field, medals were won by George Montgomery and Bruce Thompson for outstanding achievement. Weiler Hurren was the winner of the Bausch and Lorrb Science award. In typing, Annette Maughan and Dawna Daines won trophies for second year typing and Carol Haslam and Barbara Ferrin won first and second places in region competition for first year type. Mary Lou Dailey won first place and Nannette Gibbons wop third place in the region shorthand contest. Logan received the Region One Forensic Trophy and tied for Western Division N. F. L. tiophy. Joe Cook received place in extemp at the Weber Invitational ROTC Sponsors - W , Dr. Clark Haskins pre-an- d sented him with it. Americanism medal went to Richard MerrilL It was presented by Mrs. Mable Quayle. Roger Harris was the winner of the athletic award and the Parson Athletic Award was given by Jim Cole to Jack Balling. Also awarded to Logan High was the golf and tennis trophy, to Joe Cook and Awarded Grant Vest was the Sigma Nu award. It was presented by Craig NEW TYPE study lamps are presented by the Colonial Premier Company of Chicago to Miss Waneta A, Wittier, assistant professor of home management at USAC. Making the presentation are Utah Power and Light representatives, Harold Swift, consultant, and Mary C. Porter, home economist, shown here. Postmaster Vacancy At Laketown .w-- V vV K ii f'j r fK A ; ; WITH THE TOWER of Old Main as a background, a quartet of Utah State Agricultural college graduates look out over the valley, Henry Haslam Taken By Death WELLSVILLE Henry Mitton Haslam, 77, died Sunday afternoon at his home in Wellsville of a heart ailment. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday, 1 p. m., in Wellsville tabernacle by Bishop Friends may Leland Maughan call at the family home Wednesday evening from 7 to 9, and Thursday until tiVne of services. Burial will be in Wellsville ceme- tery. Mr. Haslam was born Dee. 9, a son of William H. and Sarah Mitton Haslam. He had lived his entire life in Wellsville. On April 12, 1899, he married Polly Gunnell. She died April 4, 1952. A farmer and cattleman, Mr. Haslam had served a mission to England for the LDS church from 1899 to 1901. He was a Seventy in Hyrum stake and a member of Wellsville First ward. Surviving are five children: 1875, in Wellsville, Henry G. Haslam, is shown in the foreground. Faculty members are to the right, with the 981 graduates facing them, assembled on the basketball court. Delivering baccalaureate sermon was Elder Harold B. Lee. Drowns Strong Quake y, River Heights Relief Society has donated a total of 18 house plants, through the Disabled American Veterans, to the veterans hospital in Salt Lake City. The with Commander Wallace meanor) were Moses Harris of DAV, Odd as spokesman, expressed apwho not Logan, guilty, pleaded to the River Heights and Charles Max Izatt, Benson, preciation group. who pleaded guilty. Mr. Harris rase was set for jury trial on June 17. Mr. Izatt was sentenced Permits to wed: Arnold Julius Ito the Cache county jail for a Dance, legal age, Blaekfoot, and period of one year, with the court Margaret Wanda Loosle, legal reserving jurisdiction to exercise age. North Logan; George W. Jr., 19. Cornish, and Marie clemency. Dean S. Larsen. 21, Wellsville: 21, Filer, Ida., and Marilyn Hurd, A divorce complaint has been Sorensen. 20. Logan; Emile Hyde filed in First district court by Dunn. 24. Logan, and Creona Chandra L. Dawson Fackrell Elsa Miller, 26, Providence; Geo. against Douglas LeRoy Fackrell, Edward Knowlton, 22, Logan, and charging mental cruelty. Mi.s. Marger.e Morris. 19. Logan; RonFackrell asks $125 per month ali- -, ald Olsen Howell. 28, Firth, Ida., mony and support money. and Ella Jean Harper, 22. Lava Hot Springs: Oliver John Earley, 21. Laketown, and Ellen Marie Seeking a total of $10,125 in Mowlen, 20, Smithfield. a suit in filed been has damages, McLeone court First district by Carthy against Vivian A. Meikle. The descendants of Thomas The suit is prompted by an auto John, who settled at Portage, Feb. 8. will meet for iheir annual reunaccident in Smithfield, The plaintiff declares that she ion at Ross Park, south of Pocasuffered severe injuries to the tello. Saturday, June 6, at 11 a.m. ABOUT TOWN n; recorder, s HERES A VIEW of USAC graduates and faculty members, as they assembled Sunday in the fieldhouse for annual baccalaureate rites. The college orchestra, with Dr. N. W. Christiansen directing, Torrance, Cal.; Francis P. Haslam, Wellsville; Mrs. Sarah Gittens, Lay-toMrs. Mary G. Chapel, Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Polly Petersen, Ogdep: 27 grandchildren and six a brother, George Haslam Baker. Ore., aqd the following sisters. Mrs. Hannah Waters and Mrs. Eva Christiansen, both of Montebello. Cal.; Mrs. ariah Parkinson, Huntsville. The BODEGA BAY. Calif. HP) body of Mike DiMaggio, brother He married Mary Alice Hammond in the Logan Temple, of stars Joe and Dom DiMaggio Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y was found floating in Bodega Bay Saints, on Aug. 28. 1889. She early today by fishing companions. died in Ogden, April 21. 1948. Sheriff Harry Pattison said DiMr. Sorensen was county atMaggio apparently fell off his of Juan where San county torney while preparing for boat fishing of he also held positions county of a fishing trip and drowned. superintendent ' year's officers. schools, and justice of the peace. A new organization this year, While residing in San Juan CounFrank C. Sorensen, South Dakothe Sponsor Corps has served as he was elected to the first ta; Howard D. Sorensen, Taylor, ty, a pep club1 and has also been a Weber county; John H. Sorensen, State Legislature. part of the military organization. He later moved to Grand CounLogan; Mrs. Alice Mower, Ogty and was elected to the second den. and Mrs. Marie Adamson, State Legislature. Mr. Sorensen Salt Lake City: 31 grandchildren, two sisintroduced and had passed the 53 first bill for appropriation for ters, Mrs. John Anderson. Pocaroads and bridge improvement in tello. Ida., and Mrs. J. W. Bra-leCIUDAD TRUJILLO, DominiUtah. Logan. can Republic W A strong Funeral services will be conHe also Was assistant county earthquake shook this capital attorney, county assessor, county ducted Tuesday at 1 p. m. in yesterday and tremors were felt commissioner and chief proba- Aultorest Mortuary Chapel by E. through the Dominican Republic. tion officer in Grand County. An Carl Green, bishop of LDS Taylor There were no immediate reactive member of the LDS Ward. ports of casualties or damage. Friends may call at the mortuChurch, he was a high priest at the tim.i of his death. ary Monday from 6 to 9 p. m. Gloria Jones; grandparents, Mr. Survivo-include five sons and and Tuesday prior to services. and Mrs. R. A. Jones, and Mrs. two daughters, Philip H. and Burial will be in West Weber Vilale S. Dahle, all of Logan. Ivan C. Sorensen, both of Ogden; Cemetery. j annual commencement Baccalaureate servlet was yesterday, and commencemnt today. Thousands attended rites. following HENRY M. HASLAM 1885. j , j Imperial Glee Club members will rehearse this evening. 7 o'clock, preparatory to a concert in Smithfield. The swallows have returned to for the summer. Dr. Logan George Kelker reported that the colony in the sand banks along the Boulevard are "at home. They go to Mexico, and sometimes as far as South America, for the winter. Slimmer project work at Logan Senior high school will begin Wednesday, 9 a.m., with Helen L. Simmoes as instructor. All Seoior high students are eligible for this work. and College- The Wellsville will begin Young kindergarten June 8 and run through July 17 at the Floradell School in Wellsville. The hours are from 9 to 12 in the morning. Benson stake Homebuilder Girls be entertained at a Homebuilder Holiday. Friday, June 5. at 8 p.m on the Lewiston First w ard park. All Homebuilder girls. their parents and teachers are in- vited to attend. If the weather is stormy the program will be held in the community building. will ' j Diane CoIImar arrived at Logan LDS hospital May 31 to bring joy to her parents, Betty Jean and "Butch (H. E.) Collmar, upon their 7th wedding anniversary. Bruce, nearly six, and Dennis. 34 years old. were happy to have a little sister. Word of the event was wired to grandmother, Mrs. H. E. Collmar, who left last for West Virginia, Wednesday where she will work on family genealogy. This is the first grand daughter for Dr. and Mrs. George F. Knowlton, Logan. Mr. and Mrs. George A. 381 North Second West, are home following their honeymoon. They were married a week ago Free-man- Saturday. nnre Practice for the fiv stake Beehive and Scout dancei b oclock, conducted tonight in LaDeSa Ballroom. Bei hive Girls and Scouts from L anMt Logan, Cache, Ea Cache and Hyrum stakes shou - attend. face and head. Park Mutual is Tuesday, preceded by prayer mcet-- j 7:40. The program will be Guardians and by the Gatherers of Beehive classes, aed will be built around the parables of Jesus. Twelve girls will give Arraigned in First District the paarbles: there also is a duet court on charges of drunken by Bonita Morrison and Annette (an indictable misde- - Ashcroft. driving Ilyde 8 p.m.. ing at given Being held in Rich county jail on a charge of drunken driving is Asel Mattson,, 36, of Laketown, who was involved in a highway mishap yesterday. Trooper R. A. Reese stated that the 1951 model Pontiac driven south by Mattson left the highway, and overturned in a willow patch. He escaped injury, but his vehicle was vir- tually demoisbed. MWIil!IJM WlHTS Leon Stuck! Building Specialities Co. 170 North Main Phone 3SI 4i |
